
Hotels in Quito
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Browse hotels in Quito, Ecuador — from Centro Histórico's 1534 colonial core to La Mariscal. Airport is 37 km northeast; altitude is 2,850 m.
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About Quito
The most practical bases in Quito are La Mariscal for nightlife and budget hotels near Parque El Ejido; La Floresta for cafés and a quieter residential feel; Centro Histórico for colonial architecture within walking distance of the Plaza Grande; and González Suárez for upscale stays with Pichincha volcano views. Most visitors stay three to five nights. Quito's Mariscal Sucre Airport is 18 km northeast of the centre, roughly 30–45 minutes by taxi.
Where to Stay in Quito's Key Neighborhoods
Centro Histórico — declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1978, the first city to receive that designation — suits travelers focused on the Iglesia de La Compañía de Jesús, the Palacio de Carondelet, and San Francisco Convent. Hotels here range from restored colonial mansions to modest guesthouses on cobbled streets.
La Mariscal anchors mid-range and backpacker accommodation around Avenida Amazonas. The neighborhood has dense restaurant and bar options and close access to the Casa de la Cultura Ecuatoriana.
La Floresta, east of Mariscal, draws longer-stay visitors with apartment-style hotels and a walkable grid of independent restaurants and galleries.
González Suárez, on Quito's northern ridge, offers panoramic corridor views toward Cotopaxi on clear mornings and houses several 4-star hotels.
Getting Around
Quito's Ecovía and Metrobús BRT lines run north–south along the main avenues and connect the historic centre to La Mariscal in under 15 minutes. Quito Metro Line 1 opened in 2023, linking El Labrador in the north to Quitumbe terminal in the south. Taxis are metered; ride-hailing apps operate city-wide.
Practical Tips
- Altitude: Quito sits at 2,850 m above sea level — allow 24–48 hours to acclimatise before strenuous activity.
- Climate: Temperatures average 14–19 °C year-round; pack a light layer for evenings regardless of season.
- Currency: The US dollar has been Ecuador's official currency since 2000; ATMs are common in Mariscal and Centro.
- Safety: Keep valuables secured in Centro Histórico at night; use registered taxis or apps after dark.
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